Which fine dining restaurants have restrooms

Heading to Vegas with my bulimic girlfriend. Which fine dining establishments on the strip have rest rooms inside the actual restaurant?

All of them. They're just to the right and down the hallway from where you place your order.

Certainly all stand-alone ones.
For those located within resorts it may be best to call and check.

Which is a very good question and makes me wonder about handwashing and restroom services for employees?

When the restaurant has its own restroom you expect to see restaurant employees use it, and that gives you an opportunity to see if they do wash their hands... like the sign says all employees must do.

but when the employees use that "hidden private restroom in the back" you have to wonder, don't you?

You might recall that about a year or so ago I caught floor workers at a major casino in So Cal, including a floor supervisor, who were using the restroom and not washing their hands... in full view of the casino patrons using the same restroom.

I guess it depends on your definition of "fine" dining.
I know for certain that Guy savoy, LeCirque, Alex and Joel Rubouchon all have restrooms within the resteraunt. The employees do not use these restrooms.
Top of the world has restrooms in the lobby by the elevators. That would be a tough one if you had to go down to the casino to use the restroom.

I suggest your friend bring a few barf bags.

I was never there but I suspected it might because of its location in Caesars. All of the other restaurants at Caesars -- even when Neros was there -- did not have restrooms for diners.

Guy Savoy moved. It's not across from the showroom any more. It's back way on the other side of check in.

Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill (Caesars Palace) and Emeril's Delmonico Steakhouse (Venetian) both have restrooms in-house.

I would guess that most of the finer establichments do.

Should be an interesting trip.

Do you plan on eating you're dinner inside the restroom?